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FPA-640×512; InGaAs; C-Mount; 301fps; 14bit
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FPA-636×508; InGaAs; C-Mount/F-Mount/M42-Mount; 303fps; 14bit
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FPA-636×508; InGaAs; C-Mount; 303fps; 14bit
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Iron 250 is a high speed low-cost low-power global shutter CMOS camera with CoaXPress 12G, SDI12 or Fiber interfaces which supports 3.19 MP high quality video at rates up to 216.2fps.
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Iron 252 is a high speed low-cost low-power global shutter CMOS camera with CoaXPress 12G, SDI 12G or Fiber interfaces which supports 5 MP high quality video at rates up to 163fps.
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The Iron 2011E is a high-speed, low-cost, low-power global shutter CMOS camera with a CoaXPress over Fiber Bridge 1.0 interface (via a SFP+ module) which supports 2 MP high quality video at rates of up to 513fps.
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The Iron 2011Eis a high-speed, low-cost, low-power global shutter CMOS camera with up to 12.5 GbpsCoaXPress 2.0 interface (Micro-BNC connector) which supports 2MP high quality video at rates of up to 315fps.
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JetCam 160 is high speed low-cost global shutter CMOS camera with Fiber or CoaXPress interfaces which supports 16 Megapixels (4704 x 3416) high quality video at 227 fps.
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JetCam is high speed low-cost global shutter camera with Fiber or CoaXPress interfaces which supports full HD (1920×1080) high quality video at rates up to 2400fps.
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Sony IMX287; 1/2.9″ CMOS; C-Mount; monochrome/color; 728×544; 12 bit ADC
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Sony IMX287; 1/2.9″ CMOS; C-Mount; monochrome/color; 728×544; 286fps; 12 bit ADC; clear glass filter
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The Sprinter-FHD high-speed camera is equipped with a large-format, light-sensitive image sensor that records the fastest movements. With a high image refresh rate of more than 1,800 images per second in full HD Format, the camera is suitable for making very fast object movements visible, right through to simple ballistics. This CamRecord series camera therefore solves highly demanding measurement tasks in fault analysis and quality assurance for particularly fast-moving objects.
